Individual Zinc panels are used as cladding for this garage door in an effort to match the zinc siding used throughout the home's exterior. A great characteristic about metal is its tendency to change color when exposed to the elements. If the correct metal is chosen as well as maintained the patina adds to the presentation of the design.

here shown without button-tufted back, smart welting and a stretcher base, the AMANDA sofa is full of special details reminiscent of mid-century styles and available in ANY SIZES ANY FABRIC

Handsome, hardworking and one of a kind. The distinctive grain - which will differ from desk to desk - gleams through the Sheesham Highlight Wash finish. With a gracefully curved body and legs, a spacious single middle drawer, and a large surface work area, this desk will be a pleasure to work at no matter where you are.

Howard bought a set of 6 antique French Hunting chairs from us, dating to 1880. This nice old set of oak dining chairs is heavily carved in the traditional French Hunting style, including carved ivy leaves adorning the seat backs and other decorative carvings such as barley twists on the back and legs and stretchers.

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Every home needs at least one! This is a petite side table that feels right at home in a contemporary or traditional room. The acid etched stone top welcomes your morning tea and evening cocktails. Finished in Bridle, this table is light enough to pick up and move around the room as needed. Dimensions: 16 dia x 26H Features: Stone Top, One Shelf, Stretcher at Bottom

Inspired by clean lighthouse lines, the pretty Coastal Lighthouse Table features sleek legs and an adjoining stretcher. Available in your choice of our custom Farmstead Hues and shown in Kettle. Standard in oak. Additional woods including reclaimed Pine are available.

This French Country dining project centers around a handcrafted solid wood trestle table that instantly anchors the room with warmth and quiet elegance. Designed as the heart of the home, the space balances rustic character with a refined, tailored mood. The generous tabletop, with its softly rounded edges and visible wood grain, invites family gatherings, lingering dinners and everyday moments that feel a touch more special. The trestle base, with its sculpted legs and stretcher detail, brings architectural presence to the room, echoing the feel of an old-world farmhouse refectory table. Slight variations in the solid wood surface celebrate artisanal craftsmanship, giving the dining area a sense of history even in a newly designed home. Around it, upholstered chairs, linen textiles and iron accents complete the French Country narrative without overwhelming the calm palette. Equally at ease in a formal dining room or an open-plan kitchen/dining space, this layout proves that a single, well-crafted trestle table can define the entire room. Its timeless silhouette pairs beautifully with white walls, warm wood flooring and soft, filtered light, creating a welcoming setting for both intimate dinners and large celebrations.

With a button-tufted back (here shown without) , smart welting and a stretcher base, the AMANDA sofa is full of special details reminiscent of mid-century styles and available in ANY SIZES ANY FABR custom sofa and sectinal, dallas

This white oak dining table looked so incredible in this space. We feel honored to have been chosen to build pieces for this amazing space. The dining table has two pedestals that are solid white oak boxes with waterfall mitered edges. The two boxes are connected by two stretchers to support the gap. As with all of our tables, we recessed steel c channel underneath the table top to ensure that the tabletop remains flat over time. Unfortunately, we didn't end up receiving any photographs of the base so we have attached a few of our CAD drawings of the piece so that you can visualize what we described above. The drawings don't do them justice but you will get the idea. This white oak custom dining table was handmade in San Diego, CA.

This French Country dining project centers around a handcrafted solid wood trestle table that instantly anchors the room with warmth and quiet elegance. Designed as the heart of the home, the space balances rustic character with a refined, tailored mood. The generous tabletop, with its softly rounded edges and visible wood grain, invites family gatherings, lingering dinners and everyday moments that feel a touch more special. The trestle base, with its sculpted legs and stretcher detail, brings architectural presence to the room, echoing the feel of an old-world farmhouse refectory table. Slight variations in the solid wood surface celebrate artisanal craftsmanship, giving the dining area a sense of history even in a newly designed home. Around it, upholstered chairs, linen textiles and iron accents complete the French Country narrative without overwhelming the calm palette. Equally at ease in a formal dining room or an open-plan kitchen/dining space, this layout proves that a single, well-crafted trestle table can define the entire room. Its timeless silhouette pairs beautifully with white walls, warm wood flooring and soft, filtered light, creating a welcoming setting for both intimate dinners and large celebrations.

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The 'Martis' table reflects aspects of some of our earlier works, combining features from our original 'Streetsense' style table with our 'Zeeva' solid steel frame. The result is a dimensional walnut table with simple trapezoid legs and exposed steel stretcher that runs the length of the table, easily able to be disassembled and broken down for moving or ease of transport. Walnut was the chosen material for the tabletop to add contrast to the other varying wood types in the modern mountain home, while the clear powder-coated steel frame ties in the artichoke pendant lamps and stainless steel kitchen appliances. Project collaboration with Ryan Group Architects located in Truckee, CA.

M1 Machine Table Inspired by an industrial piece found in an abandoned Ohio factory, the M1 Machine Base Table maintains a sleek, industrial aesthetic. The M1 Machine Base legs are sold as a pair with a salvaged white oak stretcher, available in 36" L (best for tables up to 72" L), 48" L (best for tables up to 84" L) or 60" L (best for tables up to 96" L). Select Bourbon or Lightly Toasted wood finish. This base can be purchased as part of an entire table that features our Salvaged American White Oak; available in both Bourbon and Lightly Toasted Wood finishes. Select top sizes available.

This custom dining table was designed and built specifically for the client using solid white oak. Measuring 7 feet long, it was sized to comfortably accommodate daily use as well as larger gatherings. The table features a clean, straightforward design with a thick solid-wood top and sturdy legs connected by a simple stretcher for added strength. The white oak was carefully milled to highlight its natural grain and warm tone. A durable, furniture-grade finish was applied to protect the surface from everyday wear and spills. This piece was fully custom made from design through build to fit the client’s space, style, and functional needs.

The centerpiece of the scene is a rectangular dining table crafted from light brown wood. It boasts a smooth finish and a clean design, featuring four straight legs connected by a stretcher base - a horizontal bar that runs between the legs on each long side for added stability. The light brown color of the table creates a warm and inviting feel in the room. In the center of the table sits a simple yet elegant centerpiece. A white ceramic vase holds several green plant stems, adding a touch of nature and life to the space. Surrounding the table are four chairs, each with a brown wooden frame that complements the table. The chairs are upholstered in a light brown fabric, creating a cohesive look with the table. The upholstery appears light-colored enough to add contrast and prevent the room from looking too dark or monotonous. A decorative mirror hangs on the wall directly behind the table. The mirror's frame has a light brown finish that echoes the color of the table and chair frames, tying the design elements together. This placement of the mirror helps create a sense of spaciousness in the dining room by reflecting the light and the table setting. A chandelier hangs from the ceiling, positioned directly above the center of the table. The chandelier has a metal frame with a classic design, featuring multiple arms that each hold a clear glass bulb. The chandelier provides ample task lighting for the dining area, and its style complements the traditional feel of the furniture. Overall, the scene depicts a well-coordinated dining room that is both warm and inviting. The use of light brown tones throughout the space creates a sense of harmony, while the simple elegance of the furniture and centerpiece suggests a focus on functionality and clean lines.

Built from raw, unfinished pine, this dining table is sized for a full family table — seven feet of solid top resting on a hand-joined X-trestle base. The trestle legs are through-jointed at the stretcher for strength that will outlast any finish, left unstained here to show the joinery and grain before the client's choice of stain takes over. Built to seat eight comfortably, with the kind of construction meant to be handed down rather than replaced.

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